Dead Soul, the Realest Story That Ever Lived

Urban fiction novel Dead Soul is about two brothers named Malcolm and Charles in Shreveport Louisiana who become entangled in crime and mayhem. An unseen entity attempts to manipulate them both in order to accomplish the unthinkable. The entire story takes place in Atlanta, Alabama and Louisiana. Trete Lo's brand of Urban Fiction has captivated many young audiences around the world and contains some true elements which are revealed in the story.

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Trete Lo started out as an artist on an independent record label, Tipitoe Records. After moderate success with his first album "Unorthodox", Trete Lo started his own publishing, music and film company, Underground South Connection in 2005. Trete Lo published the first poetry and short story magazine in Louisiana called "More Than Words". The magazine grew in readership and advertising and was distributed locally in B. Dalton bookstores. Trete Lo continued his journey in music by coming out with the album"Ghetto Poetry"followed by his next album " The Martyr." He also wrote and published his first novel, Dead Soul, The Realest Story that Ever Lived followed by his second book "The Martyr." He also co-wrote "Could You Please Act Like a Lady" with author, Cacha Cream. Trete Lo started to gain recognition as an established entrepreneur when he produced a DVD series entitled Urban Message. Urban Message features interviews with Katt Williams, The Late Legendary Rapper Pimp C, Lil Boosie, Lil O, Ali, Spanky Hayes and more. Now he continues to push forward with his production company by filming projects slated for network television and theaters. Da Author Trete Lo has been featured on remixes with the likes of Slim Thug, Young Thug, Trae the Truth, The Weeknd and more. His new album titled Music in 3D is slated for release in 2015.